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Here's a blast from the Internet's past. Before YouTube and Twitter were part of daily Internet life, people had to swap QuickTime videos if they wanted to share something. One of the more popular videos of 2004 was titled "Supermodels and Meat Sports." The bizarre clip was deleted off our hard drives years ago, but apparently someone saved it and reposted it on Twitter. If you haven't seen it yet, the NSFW video features scantily clad supermodels dancing around with processed meat... and potato salad. It's like a weird art film but with a budget and models. The video reminded us of the raw meat iPod covers [pic]. Remember that?

Anyway, let's hope alien civilizations get exposed to Beethoven and Da Vinci before they judge our planet by "Supermodels and Meat Sports" [video via @DavidVogler].

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